250 children aged 10-16 fought hard and played for keeps in the regional FIRST Lego League contest sponsored by SAP in St. Leon-Rot. This creative team of kids was given the challenge to create Lego robots which could make "smart moves" in an effort to find new methods of transportation. One team even made the long haul all the way from Sofia, Bulgaria to join the contest.
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Jon Bon Jovi at SAP [01:35] ›200 SAP employees turned out at a SAP Clear Purpose volunteer activity in Camden, New Jersey. They built a playground in just a single day. Rock legend Jon Bon Jovi showed up to pay tribute. Similiar projects were held in 10 countries across North and Latin America during the SAP Month of Service. |
ChariTra - The Power of Technology for Social Causes [01:39] ›ChariTra is a recently launched online network for social causes, which enables non-profit organizations to post their needs. Individuals or organizations who want to support a need, can get registered and make a promise to volunteer time or resources. This unique application was built at SAP Labs India, it is based on SAP HANA and runs in the cloud. |
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Making a Difference: Sustainability Initiatives at SAP Labs India [05:01] ›SAP Labs India aims to teach as many under-privileged children as it has customers: 100,000 by the end of 2011. A truly unique project is its collaboration with the Autism Society of India. |
Charity Concert for Japan [03:42] ›To benefit the victims of this year's earthquake in Japan, SAP sponsored a charity concert held at the prestigious Alte Oper in Frankfurt. The German Philharmonic Orchestra delighted the audience with Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, conducted by artistic director Dr. Paulus Christmann. The revenue generated through ticket sales and donations will be used to support children's projects in Japan. The concert was initiated by a local branch of the Lions Club together with the German-Asian Business Circle. |
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SAP for Kids [03:18] ›What goes on behind all those closed doors at SAP? What are Mom and Dad's jobs anyway? A new children's book translates the complicated world of the global software maker into a story told using language children can understand. Nine-year-old Alina and six-year-old Alban are on hand to test it out. |
SAP helps combat illness in Africa [11:22] ›Discover how a small clinic in South Africa is improving treatment of the chronically ill. SAP Research's project PATH is paving the way for more efficient healthcare in emerging economies. |
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Congratulations from SAP for a fabulous victory! [03:24] ›On Sunday Lewis Hamilton became the youngest Formula One world champion ever with the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team. A dream came true - as well for SAP. The software company played no small role in Lewis Hamilton's victory. The SAP solution SAP All-in-One for Automotive manages the continuous development of the high performance V8 engine inside the racing car. |
Internet of Services makes live of young parents easier [06:14] ›Once a baby is born the organization marathon is just starting for it's parents: register the birth, register with the health insurance, apply for parents allowances and arrange a lot of other appointments. SAP Research is developing an internet platform aimed at helping youg parents. Automated Services will connect authorities and service providers with each other by the internet. This saves time and lakework in the future. |
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Singapore Grand Prix Formula One [02:52] ›In Singapore the first Formula One Grand Prix night race has taken place. SAP sponsored this singular event. |
SAP Global Diversity Days 2008 [02:10] ›Highlights from the gala celebrating the SAP Diversity Days 2008 under the motto "The Art of Diversity". |
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